Construction Behind Schedule
Ashlynn Roberts, Reporter
July 31, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, News
The past few years, Argyle ISD has experienced a huge growth in student enrollment, forcing the district to expand its campuses. One of the design plans to help accommodate the increasing population was a new wing added to the high school. What was originally created as a way to welcome growth has now...
Awards Ceremony Celebrates Accomplishments
Ashlynn Roberts, Reporter
May 22, 2018
Filed under Awards, Community, Front Page
On Tuesday, August 15, Argyle High School hosted its annual awards ceremony to recognize the students who excelled in the classroom and represented the school well throughout the 2017-2018 school year. Students were honored for being a part of a UIL team, earning a class award, and graduating in the to...
Argyle Community Parks Gears Up for Grand Opening
Jaclyn Harris, Editorial Manager
May 5, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, Uncategorized
The town's never-ending expansion of its boundaries has once again led to a new method of community enhancement. On May 5th, the town is holding the grand opening of Argyle Community Park in the first annual event known as Derby Day. Argyle Community Park was built through a $500,000 grant received through...
SOAR Lets Students Shine
Katie Ray, Reporter
April 30, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, News
The SOAR talent show made its debut, directed by STEP teacher Daina Hunt, showcasing what the special needs students had to share with the rest of the community. “Soar is an inclusive talent show and showcase that we are putting on to show the community of Argyle just how special the kids with spec...
Remembering Our Heroes
Trinity Flaten, Reporter
April 24, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, News
On March 29, a community memorial service was held for Mark Weber and six other military members who were killed in a helicopter crash. Mark and his family are from Bartonville, and his passing brings the community together. His passing affects many, including the Weber's family friend, EJ Abood. "I...
Chamber of Commerce Closes
Sarah Crowder, Reporter
April 19, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, Opinions
A chamber of commerce is an organization that aims to further the interests of local businesses in a community. The Argyle Chamber of Commerce is shutting down due to lack of new members and little need. The Argyle Chamber of Commerce is unnecessary at this point in time and should be closed. ...
Tipline System to Prevent School Crimes
Ashlynn Roberts, Reporter
April 18, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, Opinions
In 2016, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) conducted a survey that found nearly 90% of public schools have a written plan for responding to school shootings. Since the survey, there has been a rising trend in the amount of school violence, and many high schools are implementing new sa...
Shoot For the Stars Unites Community
Ashlynn Roberts, Reporter
April 5, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, News
To celebrate the memory of Alex Betzhold, raise awareness about common heart conditions and bring the community together, the Shoot For the Stars event will be held this Saturday for its sixth consecutive year. While there are many activities scheduled, the most important part of the Shoot for the Stars...
Teachers Talents Show After School
Trinity Flaten, Reporter
February 23, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, Student Life
Students frequently think that all their teachers do is work, but many teachers have interesting hobbies or little-known talents that they enjoy when they’re not at school. Some teachers have side businesses in addition to their main career. “I have two small businesses outside of school,” p...
A Night for Kings and Queens
Ashlynn Roberts, Reporter
February 6, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, News
Loud music, flashing lights, and dancing are just a few things found at a typical high school prom. But at Night to Shine, the annual prom sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, their version of prom is like no other. “The purpose of the Night to Shine project is to show individuals with special need...
Uncertain Future for Denton Mini Mall
Sarah Crowder, Reporter
January 19, 2018
Filed under Community, Front Page, News
Singed bricks and broken glass are all that is left after a fire burned the majority of the Downtown Mini Mall I down and damaged multiple other businesses early in the morning on Dec. 26. “When we first arrived on scene I was thinking ‘We’re about to lose the whole east side of the square,...
